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Beaten in semis

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Barbados women’s hockey medal hopes were dealt a serious blow after they were defeated 8-1 by Cuba in their hockey semi-final yesterday at the...

Juniors defeat BUT in hockey cup

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Barbados Juniors secured a rare win in this year’s Barbados Hockey Federation League Cup with a 4-0 victory over the Barbados Union of Teachers...

YMCA win hockey opener

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YMCA were the only victorious side after yesterday’s low-scoring but highly competitive start to the 2022 Barbados Hockey Federation League Cup at the Barbados...

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